Downtown Brampton is a quaint and picturesque area filled with boutique clothing, food, and arts and crafts stores. It is also home to art galleries and farmer?s markets. Brampton?s oldest and largest neighbourhood is called Bramalea, which spans between the 410 Highway, Bovaird Drive., Airport Road, and Steeles Avenue. This neighbourhood is surrounded by parks, recreation and community centres, shopping centres, and schools, making it an ideal residential neighbourhood for families. Mount Pleasant is one of Brampton?s newer neighbourhoods which is known for its farmers markets, shopping plazas, and wide array of amenities to make your life easy and enjoyable. Brampton offers an array of residential pockets to meet the preferences of a variety of residents.

The Chinguacousy Park is located in the middle of Brampton and offers a range of free events and attractions. It is home to a petting zoo, barn, splash pad, children?s playground, tennis courts, beach volleyball courts, a brand-new running track, mini putt golf, and beautiful gardens that give Brampton its name, ?The Garden City?. The Professor?s lake is only 10 minutes away and is enjoyed by those who enjoy kayaking and swimming. Other parks and centres include Howden Park, Bramalea Community Park, the beautiful Gage Park (home to an ice rink in the winter and weekly concerts in the summer), Maitland Park, Earnscliffe Park, Parr Lake North Park, the Bramalea Civic Centre, Chris Gibson Park, Fred Kline Park, Greenbriar Rec Centre, the Mayfield Recreation Centre, and many more. For the benefit of outdoorsy individuals, Heart Lake offers stunning scenery, many walking/biking trails, and opportunities for kayaking and swimming.